... themselves the servants of God, it is not in King James's or the Douay version of the Bible. Far be it front me, Mr. Mayor, to speak irreverently of the ministers of God. I respect their high and holy calling. I bow down in humble reverence before their august ...

... has. been agreed upon by the two countries, or even •that they will be found always in accordance, iu the Congress.. merely speak of the general concurrence of France in -the principle pronlaimed by .England—that, the Itataliane having by the course of ...

... Scots and crosses; and from Ireland, 90 oxen and heifers. The supply of nearly all breeds of sheep was limited. Generally speaking, the mutton trade ruled firm, at extreme rates, and the best old Downs produced 6d per 81bs. There were a few Dorset lambs ...

... Christain 1 Lama if M. de Laguerroniere's infamous plans' are carried out. The Volksfreund, the Univers of Austria, thus speaks on the subject : As we well knew what kind of sympathy was felt for his Holiness in French Government circles, and what ...

... themselves the servants of God, it is not in King James's or the Douay version of the Bible. Far be it from me, Mr. Mayor, to speak irreverently of the ministers of God. I respect their high and holy calling. I bow down in humhle reverence before their august ...

... crosses; and from Ireland, 90 oxen and heifers. --' • • The supply of nearly all breeds of eleep was limited. Generally speaking, the mutton trade ruff d firm, at extt eme rates, and the best old Downs produced Zs 6d per 81bs. There were a few Dorset ...

... Christain Dalai' Lama if M. do Laguerroniere's infamous plans' are carried out. The Volksfreund, the Univers of Austria, thus speaks on the subject : As we well knew what kind of sympathy was felt for his Holiness in French Government circles, and what ...

... loud cheers. He said,—Gentlemen, I return to your chairman my sincere thanks for the kind manner in which he was pleased to speak of me, and to all of you for the kind reception you were pleased to give to the mention of my name. The chairman has alluded ...

... have dispelled s ome o f th e d e l us i ons t h at sewn to h ave obtained currency. Th e ar ti c l e i n qu e s tion, in speaking of the actions of the 25th and 30th ult. insinuates that the Spaniards had by no means the best of taken it. place. There ...

... cheers. He said,—Gentlemen, I return to your chairmai k my sincere thanks for the kind (gainer in whichTne was pleased to speak of me, and to all of you to: the kind reception you were pleased to give to the mention of my name. The chairman has alluded ...

... consequence of her dissipated habits. On the previous night she came to his house drunk, so drunk, indeed, that she could scarcely speak. He requested her to leave, but she refused t* do so, and on his return with a constable she made an attack on him, and ho ...

... consequence of her dissipated habits. Ou the previous night she came to his house drunk, so drunk, indeed, that she could scarcely speak. He requested her to leave, but she refused to do so, and on his return with a constable she made an attack on him, and he ...